DLF, the country's biggest realty firm, has bagged a deal to acquire
25 acres of land in Hyderabad from the state government for about Rs
450 crore.
The company is buying a 25-acre plot from the Andhra Pradesh
government at a rate of Rs 18.11 crore per acre, which means the total
cost is around Rs 452.75 crore. The land would be used for developing
IT premises, Rajeev Talwar, executive director, DLF told PTI here.
The deal comes days after the Delhi-based company agreed to buy 38
acre in the national capital for Rs 1,675 crore in the country's
biggest land deal.
Finance News: India Business News
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
DLF buys 25-acres in Hyderabad for Rs 450cr
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